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will there be a harddisk successor anytime soon?
The thought of mechanical technology in my computer that resembles a record player that hasnt changed much over the last 30 years starts to worry me.
What will be next to replace the flaws of mechanical parts (hd failures) and when? |
No idea when, but solid state will be the next kicker for mass storage, it will just still take a while to come around I bet.
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YARGH! Flash drive capacities are gettin' bigger, and bigger all the time. I know IBM be workin' on some interesting stuff too. |
i was surprised i could get 1 gig of storage on my motorola mxp220 out of a tiny little chip that weigh's next to nothing.
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access time sucks with thes ethings other than that its great. |
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i would think it would be the opposite with no moving parts.... |
solid-state is the future...
Lexar media has 8GB compact flash cards and some models operating at 80x, which is supposed to equal 12 Megs/sec... http://store.lexar.com/index.cfm?cat...-40-380&bhcp=1 |
check out the rocketdrive. that things is cool :)
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RAM with a HD for backup ;)
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10 years ago, i came up with a computer that was basically a long stick with sockets.
like a multiple inlet extension plug, only it hd sockets for chips. Each chip would be a certian program/ application. therefor all your programs were already running at bootup with their own built in ram. also, much harder to pirate. This was before p2p was even a glimpse in it's mothers eye.. plus, , i was really high.. |
MRAM is the wave of the future.
Instant on, fast.. large storage space.. sooner than you think. |
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